HONDERSON 14/2 Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Wire,14-Gauge 2-Conductor,Outdoor Direct Burial Cable,100 Feet

Review for: HONDERSON 16/2 Low Voltage Landscape cable, direct burial Do the math! When it comes to outdoor, 12v landscape lights, you need to properly size the cable for the circuit. To do that, you take the number of lights you want to have on one circuit, and multiply by the number of watts. Nowadays, a typical LED type, 12 v light is in the 3 to 5 watt range. This is solid copper (the good stuff) 16 gauge cable, so it can handle up to 13 amps (which is about 1,500 watts!) but voltage does drop over distance. So this could easily handle one of the outdoor lighting kits or if you just want to add some more lights. (Old style, incandescent lights are a different story) 100% pure copper, direct burial, cant get much better than that, especially at this price

Low cost double wire for low voltage applications.

This landscape wire is of good quality and at a very reasonable price. would recommend

Good quality

This is a very commodity grade item so quality is really not a factor. But this was a great value!

This low voltage landscape wire is heavy duty and made in such a way that it should last outdoors for many years without any issues. The price point is very competitive for 100 feet of wire. The quality of this landscape wire is comparable to landscape wire that I spent a bit more money on that has lasted 10+ years in my yard.

It has the heft and flexibility similar to a common 2 wire extension cord. Seems durable...Good wire.

This landscaping low voltage wire works perfectly as I needed to extend the existing landscaping wires to add additional landscape lights. The wire itself is well made and works as expected. This is a great product with quality and value.

This is a good deal on landscape cabling. The wire insulation is thick as required for outdoor/direct burial use but its flexible and you wont have trouble installing wire connectors on it for your fixtures. It has a polarity marker on one side in case youre using a DC power supply so keeping track of the positive and negative sides is easy. 16AWG is a little small when it comes to sizing. Its good for shorter runs of less than a hundred feet or so but if you need a longer run, or will be using incandescent/halogen fixtures, consider getting 14 or 12 gauge. You can find voltage drop calculators online to help you determine your own wire sizing needs.

Easy to work with, perfect for the job at hand.